Music from the Hills of Home began in November, 1989, with hosts Katie Laur and Buddy Griffin.  The show was intended as a bluegrass format with forays into other kinds of roots music -- its title, Music from the Hills of Home -- was meant to encompass many kinds of music which might have a "down-home" feel.  Wayne Clyburn joined Katie as co-host in late 1989, when Buddy left to join a musical group on the road, and Wayne and Katie have grown in first-hand knowledge and expertise where bluegrass and old-time country music are concerned.  Their in-studio guest interviews have included Bela Fleck, John Hartford, Peter Rowan, and too many more to list.  Join them from 6 to 9 on any given Sunday for the best in acoustic roots music.

E-town features performances from many of today's top musical artists as well as conversations and information about the world around us.

Each week Little Steven takes audiences on a two hour trip down the path of what was cool in all six decades of Rock and Roll, a celebration of Pop culture, and features the best emerging new bands worldwide. Visit the garage for playlists.

Named "Best Request Show" by CityBeat Magazine (likely because it's the only request show on the radio, but we'll take it), Friday Morning Requests is your time to play Program Director.  Send your requests to radio@wnku.org, Tweet them to @WNKU, or call 859-572-7897 when the request line opens up at 9am every Friday morning.

“VOICES4theSoul” is a show that features meaningful songs that connect us all.Songs about things like courage, faith in one’s self, taking care of our planet and each other, grace and peace. Sometimes we look at metaphors in songs like mountains and valleys, falling, climbing, and flying. Usually the artists are ones you’ll recognize from other WNKU playlists, but sometimes new artists are introduced and even an occasional short interview is included to share the artist’s intimate stories and insights on the meaning and motivation behind their songs.

Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch is a guitar camp attracting students from all over the world to rural Ohio to learn from legends of blues, acoustic and rock guitar. Fur Peace Ranch brings to the airwaves a series of concerts from the ranch's concert stage.